The owner of the "prayer chair" narrates the incident of beating the arms bearer in the Grand Mosque in Mecca
The Saudi newspaper, Sabq, revealed the identity of the person who beat a militant who wielded a white weapon in the Grand Mosque in Mecca last Tuesday, while chanting slogans in support of a terrorist group.
The newspaper stated that the person who beat the extremist before his arrest is called Ahmed Ali Al-Asiri.
Al-Asiri said in an interview with “Previously,” I could not help myself when seeing the extremist, and my defense of “the Holy Mosque of Mecca and the homeland led me to hit the criminal with a prayer chair I found in front of me.”
The Saudi citizen added that he turned the chair towards the hand in which the militant was carrying the weapon, after the security men managed it, and at that moment only interfered in defense of the Sacred House of God and my homeland.
Al-Asiri, who works as a security guard in a company in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, added: I was attracted by the dealings of the security men inside the Grand Mosque who were of the highest competence and know-how in dealing with the person who spread fear among the worshipers, and being able to and arrest him in record time without interfering with visitors to the Sacred House of God.
The media spokesman for the Makkah Region Police said yesterday that the Security Forces of the Holy Mosque of Mecca spotted a person carrying a white weapon and chanting expressions in support of terrorist groups and organizations after Tuesday afternoon prayers, in the first floor of the Grand Mosque, and immediately he was arrested and arrested, and regular measures were taken. All right.
In the last hours, the Saudis interacted extensively with the worshiper who hit the militant with the chair.
Al-Asiri drew the attention of the Saudis and obtained their praise on various communication sites, due to his behavior.
Thankful tweets spread to the man on Twitter for what they described as the heroic behavior.
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